Surgical management of large angle congenital esotropia

Surgical management of large angle congenital esotropia

Ninety-seven patients with congenital esotropia with deviations of 50 prism dioptres or greater underwent large (6 and 7 mm) bimedial rectus recessions. The overall success rate with one operation was 83.5%. Judgment of final alignment was made at the last follow-up examination, six to 61 months (av...

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Veröffentlicht in:British journal of ophthalmology 1987-05, Vol.71 (5), p.380-383
Hauptverfasser: Nelson, L B, Calhoun, J H, Simon, J W, Wilson, T, Harley, R D
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Biological and medical sciences
Child, Preschool
Esotropia - congenital
Esotropia - surgery
Humans
Infant
Medical sciences
Oculomotor disorders
Oculomotor Muscles - surgery
Ophthalmology
Reoperation
Strabismus - congenital
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description Ninety-seven patients with congenital esotropia with deviations of 50 prism dioptres or greater underwent large (6 and 7 mm) bimedial rectus recessions. The overall success rate with one operation was 83.5%. Judgment of final alignment was made at the last follow-up examination, six to 61 months (average 23.4 months) postoperatively. Large bimedial rectus recessions for congenital esotropia are an effective surgical treatment which does not significantly alter adduction.
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Reoperation
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